Rapper Whose Music help unleash creativity and relief the stress, its Affiliat3d

Affiliat3d, a new rap artist on the rise, will rise through the ranks with his unapologetic stance on rap. originating from Oakland, CA. Affiliat3d began making music a few years ago and hasn’t stopped since. Signed to the label 3Gentertainment, Affiliat3d got into the rap genre when he got locked up at 16. That was the first rap he ever wrote. Affiliat3d has a style that makes him stand out from all the other hardcore rappers in the music industry. Affiliat3d makes music that is loud and aggressive. He naturally talks aggressively, so his songs tend to be aggressive. Affiliat3d never wanted to rap, but it was a way for him to express himself. can express anything that a human being can express. Music made his expression more powerful and meaningful. When Affiliat3d was going through a rough phase in his life, music helped him through it. Music made that phase in his life the best he had ever experienced. He likes to rap about his daily life experiences, so he can incorporate that into his rap to make some interesting music from it. Affiliat3d’s life and his friends’ lives are what give him substance to rap about. As Affiliat3d likes to put it, if his life had been boring, there wouldn’t be anything for him to talk about. Affiliat3d used music to express himself. Music helped him unleash his creativity and inspired him to be uplifted, relax, and relieve the stress and tension that he had going on in his life. He had nothing but music to turn to to make his way out of all the troubles that he was having in life. Music allowed him to express himself in a variety of ways. After being locked up twice, music gave him the option of expressing himself intellectually, physically, emotionally, or spiritually. In the future, we can expect nothing but work, work, and work from Affiliat3d. He has an album that he just dropped with BLA$TA. Coming shortly, Affiliat3d is also working on 2 solo tapes that will be dropped in the coming months.

Written by Jessie Williams